Cleveland Clinic researches magic mushrooms as potential mental health treatment

Mushrooms, long associated with raves and psychedelic experiences, are now being studied for their potential in treating mental health disorders.

CLEVELAND — Groundbreaking research is underway at the Cleveland Clinic.

This trial, part of a 50-state initiative, aims to delve into the effects of psilocybin on addiction, depression, and mood disorders. "Similarly, LSD is a little bit further behind in development, but that would be possibly like 2027.""There's a tremendous amount of energy and money going into this research right now," Barnett says.

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